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All modern, cookie-cutter stadiums look the same—no character, no soul. JMU has the chance to stand out by leaning into its already unique, asymmetrical design.
Add third tier to the already big side.
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Casey Kroll
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Casey Kroll
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JMU Football Alumnus | Coach turned Philanthropist | Glue Guy at @thebigmanfound | Supporting Coaches & Coaching Families | Driven by Legacy & Impact
Virginia, USA Tham gia Temmuz 2014
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Bryan Schor took an insurance job shortly after graduating. But his heart never left football.
Nearly 10 years after leading JMU to the 2016 FCS National Championship, he’s back in Harrisonburg. This time on Billy Napier’s staff.
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Full circle moment.
Back at JMU with Bryan (one of our founders) now on staff.
Grateful for Coach Napier and the staff for hosting us.
The Big Man Foundation@thebigmanfound
𝙏𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚’𝙨 𝙣𝙤 𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙚 𝙡𝙞𝙠𝙚 𝙝𝙤𝙢𝙚 We’ve been all over this spring, but coming back to where it started is always special. Thankful for @coach_bnapier and the JMU staff. Looking forward to what’s next.
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Happy heavenly birthday to my coach, mentor, and friend. I think about you single everyday. Lots of wins, lots of losses… ultimately, I just hope that you’re proud of me.
Never forgotten🖤🕊️
The Big Man Foundation@thebigmanfound
This is always a weird week. As we continue to grieve the loss of Coach Powell, we also want to celebrate his birthday and remember the impact he had on so many lives. Happy Birthday, Coach. 🖤
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Built from loss. Driven by purpose.
Remembering Coach Powell 🖤
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Oregon was special. Humble, supportive, and authentic staff—reflective of their leadership. The standard of excellence is inspiring.
Grateful for the hospitality and the conversations.
The Big Man Foundation@thebigmanfound
Grateful for the hospitality of Coach Lanning, Coach Mehringer, and the entire @oregonfootball staff this week. Our conversations about the state of the coaching community and how BMF can better serve the coaches who give so much to this game were insightful and energizing. First-class program, first-class people. We’ll see you in the fall 🦆
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I asked Dan Hurley about how his Catholic faith shapes him as a coach.
"My faith, in tough times, gives me the strength to endure the difficulties, the challenges that life presents... it gives me a humility to not celebrate these great successes and to live with humility."
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4pm on Friday WH roundtable on college sports policy as a former public policy/pre-law major who became a college football coach, now a coaching advocate (and long-time NCAA critic)
A strange career arc finally intersecting.
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It’s morally justifiable for revenue-generating athletes to share in the value they create. But women’s and Olympic sports shouldn’t disappear… they’re key Olympic pipelines and a matter of national pride. If subsidy is needed, it shouldn’t come solely from revenue sports. Spread it more broadly.
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Coaches earn those salaries because the market values what they produce for universities.
At the same time, it’s fair to acknowledge that the economics of college sports were distorted for decades because the largest labor force in the industry (the athletes) was barred from sharing in the value they helped create.
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The common theme of the speakers at the WH is that women's sports will be in jeopardy if they don't rein NIL in. You would think someone is forcing the schools to spend 90 percent of their rev share on men's sports and give coaches $90M contracts. It's a self-created "crisis."
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“The NCAA’s business model would be flatly illegal in almost any other industry in America.”
“Price-fixing labor is price-fixing labor.”
Both quotes pulled from Justice Kavanaugh’s concurring opinion
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Greg Sankey took on the unenviable position of informing President Trump that the Supreme Court voted 9-0 against the NCAA in Alston. (Trump kept mentioning "the judge in California" and asked if that case was ever appealed.)
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Who sets the rules moving forward?
NCAA?
Congress/Federal Law?
Courts?
Conferences?
Schools?
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I have more visio keyboard shortcuts memorized than phone numbers
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NFL plays are increasingly intricate. But they've been created in the same app for 25 years. While PowerPoint has won countless converts, many creators of the NFL’s most advanced offenses still swear by a different piece of the Microsoft Office suite. Full story: sportico.com/business/tech/…
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At least Nancy Guthrie doesn't have to watch this half-time show.
#SuperBowl
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